This was a great call by Cheryl, although not exactly a surprise, considering they’ve been the presumptive frontrunner in the groups category since Day 1.
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Menn on Point at the moment may be one of the most fascinating acts that is competing during the Six Chair Challenge stage of “The X Factor” UK.
On week two of the six chairs challenge, it was Nick Grimshaw’s turn to pick his six contestants and helping him in his task were other judges, Simon Cowell, Rita Ora and Cheryl Fernandez-Versini.
The next seats went to Jamie Eldridge with You Get What You Give, followed by Papasidero singing Lady Marmalade.
Simon: “I think you girls are actually fantastic”.
He forgot a few words and notes but the 16-year-old had passion.
Ever so cocky was Mason Noise, who got the crowd going for him and we have to admit that his performance was a real treat. It seemed to go downhill rapidly from there after Mason made a decision to take his cockiness a bit too far and started challenging Simon.
When Tom Davies, 26, belts out Chris Brown’s Turn, Simon Cowell doesn’t hold back in giving his opinion.
However, Nick then had a change of heart and brought him back, kicking out Nathanael Landskroner in the process.
Essex lad Che Chesterton had the judges on their feet with his rendition of It’s A Man’s World, while host Olly Murs said he envied that voice.
With Simon and Seann being dead certs to breeze through the next round, Josh Daniel will have to pull out something particularly extraordinary when he’s put before Grimmy and Mark Ronson in rainy Manchester.
This means that Nick Grimshaw’s boys category is: Simon Lynch, Seann Miley Moore, Josh Daniel, Ben Clark, Tom Bleasby and Che Chesterman.
So, what’s your favourite Cheryl look?
Facing the music on this evening’s episode is girl group Monday Amie. As Gary Barlow said, she turned Cher’s “Believe” from one of the most annoying songs of all time, into one we’d pay to hear again, while also reducing Nicole Scherzinger to a gibbering wreck.
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Cheryl thought they came across “old fashioned” but vocally couldn’t fault them and they happily took a seat.
